In my last post I wrote about the 10KBLAZE exploit that it’s hitting really hard the SAP world during the last weeks. I gave you a few tips you can follow in order to fix the vulnerability. Today I would like to explain a bit more about these solutions you can follow in order to […]
Category: Security
10KBLAZE: Welcome to the SAPocalyse
Bad time for security in SAP systems! Onapsys released yesterday their report about the 10KBLAZE vulnerability related to SAP Gateway and SAP Message Server. To be honest this it not new. Security issues related to both SAP Gateway and SAP Message Server has been around for a long time. The problem is that these exploits […]
Welcome GDPR!
I’m back! Sorry guys for the lack of news during the last 2 months but there has been a lot of changes in my life lately (wedding, honeymoon, position change, etc). If you accessed lately to the blog you probably realized about the new privacy policy I activated. I didn’t send an email to my […]
GDPR and SAP Systems
The GDPR (https://www.eugdpr.org/) is almost here! For those of you who doesn’t know about the GDPR let me give you a quick description: The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation approved by the EU Parliament on 14th April 2016. The GDPR intention is to enforce, strengthen and unify data protection for all individuals within the […]
WPA2 encryption protocol cracked by KRACK Attack
Today’s most import new in the IT field could be the one related to the break of the WPA2 protocol for the Wi-Fi networks using the KRACK Attack. I’m pretty sure you already read about it on newspaper, social media or news website but I always thing is important to spread this kind of news […]
MoreThanSAP now with HTTPS flavor
If you visited the blog recently you probably realized that the protocol is HTTPS instead HTTP. Even if you access through https://morethansap.com you will be redirected to https://morethansap.com. After working during all this years with Web Dispatchers, Web Servers, ICM on SAP Applictation Servers, etc. it just felt right to start using a SSL certificate […]
Stack Clash critical vulnerability for *NIX OS
Some days ago a new vulnerability related to Stack Clash was discovered for *NIX OS (Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Solaris). This kind of vulnerability was already know on 2005 and 2010 and it was patched and gone for a while. The vulnerability was discovered by security researches from Qualys and they released an article explaining […]